International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior & Research: Volume 19 Issue 5

The gendering of entrepreneurship: theoretical and empirical insights

Julia Rouse, Lorna Treanor, Emma Fleck

This extended Editorial outlines the genesis and theoretical interests of the Gender and Enterprise Network from which this special issue of the International Journal of…

Contextualising migrant black business women ' s work-life balance experiences

Cynthia Forson

Employing a feminist relational lens, the purpose of this paper is to explore the work-life balance experiences of black migrant women entrepreneurs, examining the relationship…

Influences of gendered institutions on women ' s entry into entrepreneurship

Saurav Pathak, Sonia Goltz, Mari W. Buche

Research and theory indicate that macro-level variables can influence the effects of individual-level factors on the economic behavior of women; however, this has rarely been…

Empowerment and entrepreneurship: a theoretical framework

Haya Al-Dajani, Susan Marlow

The purpose of this paper is to develop an empirically informed conceptual framework to analyse the gendered relationship between empowerment and entrepreneurship contextualised…

Managing the business of everyday life: the roles of space and place in “mumpreneurship”

Carol Ekinsmyth

The purpose of this paper is to develop gendered entrepreneurship theory through a focus on the roles of space and place in the daily lives and businesses of mothers who have…

“Women doing their own thing”: media representations of female entrepreneurship

Doris Ruth Eikhof, Juliette Summers, Sara Carter

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the impact gendered media representations of entrepreneurs may have on the reality of female entrepreneurship. It analyses the…